Which sector contributes the largest share to the gross state value added of Haryana?
- A.Agriculture
- B.Mining and quarrying
- C.Industry
- D.Services
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The correct answer is D, services. As in India as a whole, the services sector, which covers trade, transport, real estate, finance, information technology and public administration, contributes the largest share of Haryana's gross state value added, and the corporate and information technology economy of Gurugram is a large part of it. Option C, industry, is the second largest and is substantial because of automobiles, engineering, textiles and refining, but it is still smaller than services. Option A, agriculture, is the state's identity and employs a far larger part of the workforce than its share of output, which is exactly the gap the question tests; a Green Revolution state need not have farming as its largest sector by value. Option B, mining and quarrying, is minor in Haryana, which has little mineral wealth. Remember the order: services, then industry, then agriculture.
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Practice Questions
View allWhich city is Haryana's main information technology and corporate hub and its largest contributor of state revenue?
- A.Gurugram
- B.Ambala
- C.Karnal
- D.Hisar
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Lying in the National Capital Region next to Delhi, Gurugram holds the state's largest concentration of information technology and business process management firms, corporate head offices, malls and high-value real estate, and it also has car manufacturing, so it yields the biggest share of the state's goods and services tax…
Read the full explanation →Panipat in Haryana is best known for which traditional industry?
- A.Plywood and paper
- B.Handloom and textile furnishings
- C.Brassware
- D.Footwear and ceramics
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Panipat is called the city of weavers and is a national centre for handloom products such as blankets, carpets, durries and furnishings, much of it made from recycled yarn, and the trade grew after refugee weavers settled there following Partition.
Read the full explanation →The Panipat refinery located in Haryana belongs to which public sector company?
- A.Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited
- B.Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited
- C.Indian Oil Corporation Limited
- D.Oil and Natural Gas Corporation
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The Panipat refinery, commissioned in 1998, is an Indian Oil refinery and is the only refinery in Haryana; a naphtha cracker and petrochemical complex were later built alongside it, which makes Panipat an energy and petrochemical centre as well as a textile town.
Read the full explanation →The Annual Financial Statement of a state, that is the state budget, is laid before the legislature under which Article of the Constitution?
- A.Article 112
- B.Article 199
- C.Article 202
- D.Article 266
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Article 202 requires the Governor to cause the Annual Financial Statement, the estimated receipts and expenditure of the state for a financial year, to be laid before the House or Houses of the legislature, and this statement is what is called the budget of Haryana.
Read the full explanation →No money can be withdrawn from the Consolidated Fund of Haryana except under an Appropriation Act passed under which Article?
- A.Article 203
- B.Article 204
- C.Article 205
- D.Article 206
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After the legislature votes the demands for grants, an Appropriation Bill is introduced under Article 204 to authorise withdrawal from the Consolidated Fund of the State for the granted sums and for the charged expenditure, and no money may leave that fund without such an Act.
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